AM Best Places Credit Ratings of Pharmacists Mutual Insurance Group’s Members Under Review With Negative Implications
AM Best has placed under review with negative implications the Financial Strength Rating of A- (Excellent) and the Long-Term Issuer Credit Ratings of “a-” (Excellent) of
These Credit Ratings (ratings) have been placed under review following a substantial decline in the group’s policyholder surplus and overall risk-adjusted capitalization through
At present, management is actively pursuing various capital management strategies aimed at bolstering policyholder surplus, reducing net volatility and mitigating additional reserving deficiencies. AM Best’s expectation is that these strategies will improve in the group’s current position and be applied within the next few months, subject to finalizing terms and regulatory approvals. The ratings will remain under review until AM Best can properly analyze the group’s rating fundamentals following implementation. However, should the group fail to follow through on these initiatives, or fail to facilitate meaningful improvement in its current risk-adjusted capital position, the ratings may be downgraded.
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